fade-in class is applied to element but not receiving the CSS (opacity: 1) which results in the background being lighter and failing all visual regression tests.
DoD includes applying the correct regression thresholds.
This seems to be a Windows only issue.
🪜 How to reproduce
Tell us the steps to reproduce the problem:
Run IcDialog Cypress tests and pause when a Dialog is open, inspect the element and see that the opacity is set to 0 on ic-dialog, making the background lighter than it should be and failing the visual regression tests by a very large margin.
📸 Screenshots or code
🖥 📱 Device
Type: Desktop
Device: Windows
Browser version: Electron, Chrome
🧐 Expected behaviour
Cypress tests should also have the fade-in opacity applied. Visual regression tests should have a threshold below 10%
Summary of the bug
fade-inclass is applied to element but not receiving the CSS (opacity: 1) which results in the background being lighter and failing all visual regression tests.DoD includes applying the correct regression thresholds.
This seems to be a Windows only issue.
🪜 How to reproduce
Tell us the steps to reproduce the problem: Run IcDialog Cypress tests and pause when a Dialog is open, inspect the element and see that the opacity is set to 0 on
ic-dialog, making the background lighter than it should be and failing the visual regression tests by a very large margin.📸 Screenshots or code
🖥 📱 Device
🧐 Expected behaviour
Cypress tests should also have the
fade-inopacity applied. Visual regression tests should have a threshold below 10%